The phrase "and addendum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional document or section that provides supplementary information to a main document.
Example: "The report was comprehensive, and addendum included further details on the methodology used."
Alternatives: "and appendix" or "and supplementary material".
Typically, four stages of the study report are provided preliminary, draft, final, and addendum.
A fast and reliable boundary condition treatment method is implemented to workpiece without binder and addendum information.
Finally, influences of design parameters which include tooth number, module, pressure angle, and addendum coefficient on pump flowrate behavior are discussed.
Evaluation of a case study vehicle reveals that yield losses occur when a blank is simplified to a regular shape, or increased in size due to the design of the part, blank holder and addendum surfaces.
Also copy of Contributions to Cornell History, 1984, a revised edition of her 1978 "Catalogue of Art Works at Cornell University," and "Addendum to Contributions to Cornell History," compiled and edited by Diane B. Nelson, 1990, with background documentation.
(2) Dedendum circle, reference circle, base circle and addendum circle with different sizes were respectively drawn by electing the FRONT datum plane as the basic surface in Pro/E sketched curve window.
Mr. Rabin and Mr. Arafat signed the document, with six maps and addenda, on a stage at the conference center.
In 1986 a volume of revisions and addenda was included in volume 4 of the work.
Errata and addenda, May 17 , 1909 4 pages tipped in between the 2nd and 3rd prelim.
He added footnotes and addenda on arcane (but always interesting) aspects of espionage, and mocked the genre's conventions.
Drawing up protocols with schedules and addenda, signed by dubious partners, to disarm a régime at war is complicated.
